Catch wind of this- Venus has it all when it comes to extreme weather conditions, and high temperatures, the atmosphere is literally crushing insane lightning storms and on top of all of that super powerful winds, space probes have been sent to Venus successfully since the 60s but due to the extreme weather can only gather data for a few minutes before having to leave the winds flow 50 times faster than the Earth rotates and it's been found that the hurricane winds are getting stronger with each passing year.
Ray of sunshine-When we think of this Sun we think of this far away ball of hot gas we never considered the fact that we live inside the Sun, the sun's outer atmosphere extends way further than what we can see, and apparently that's evident when gusts of the solar wind are responsible for the northern and southern lights. These Aurora's are also seen on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, some sites suggest that the tail of the Sun extends ten to hundreds of billions of miles downwind which is phenomenal to consider.
Fourteen as if the name wasn't bad enough of course- I am referring to Uranus, the butt of all jokes for decades poor Uranus, does have more to it than just a bad name and now it's been discovered that the planet is tilted 82 degrees on its side due to this tilt, one season on Uranus could last as 20 Earth years, imagine being stuck there during winter, recently there's been recording of an even longer winter storm and then only a decade-long spring so that's definitely not a good place for humans to try to get another life started.
Extreme weather ahead- as if the horrible weather on Uranus wasn't enough, let's have a look at some of the other planets, Jupiter has insane winds and on Jupiter, you will find the Great Red Spot; it's just a massive storm that's been raging for 300 years. Mercury and Mars can go from one extreme to the next in just one day and Venus gets scorching temperatures that are five times hotter than boiling water, finally, the wind in Neptune can reach speeds of 1600 miles per hour.
A weighty issue- If you are in the middle of a game of 30 seconds, your friends will think you are incredible to know this piece of information, the Sun is so heavy that it accounts for ninety-nine point eight percent of the solar system's mass, a teaspoon of the Sun is said to weigh 10 million KYNZ.
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Here, there and everywhere-It's been more than 60 years that we have been exploring space and within a few years we have been fortunate enough to send spacecraft to every single planet including two dwarf planets Pluto and Ceres. Think of all the information we have gathered in just over 60 years and then think of what's still to come quite incredible, isn't it?
Put a ring on it- It seems like Saturn isn't the only one supporting some jewelry, there are other planets with rings as well as planets like Jupiter, Neptune, and Uranus all have rings around them, they are just harder to see because they are still far away.
Sailor of the skies ever wonder where the word astronaut comes from - Astron is the greek word for star and not this means sailor, so direct translation would be star sailors which I actually think sounds far better than astronauts.
It is written in the stars that it is believed that the Milky Way could contain as many as four thousand billion stars and probably an equal number of planets, the IC 1101 which is the largest galaxy known to man features more than 100 trillion stars which smaller galaxies have around 10 billion, despite all these billions and billions and billions of stars out there. We can only see around two thousand and five hundred.
Waste wants not- Thanks to Jupiter, the solar system has its very own garbage disposal, Jupiter has a powerful magnetic field that attracts any space debris into its orbit, thereby protecting other planets from any damage.
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